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Mystery in the district: Unknown people steal cars and parts!
The police are investigating several thefts of vehicles and parts in the Straubing-Bogen district. Advice requested.
Mystery in the district: Unknown people steal cars and parts!
The crime statistics for the Straubing-Bogen district are currently reporting a noticeable increase in thefts, which is keeping the police authorities on their toes. In several cases that have been reported in Parkstetten and Steinach in recent days, the police suspect a connection between the crimes. Loud idowa.de The most recent incident stretched from Monday evening to Tuesday morning, where a gray Seat was found next to Daimlerstrasse in Parkstetten. This appears to have been pushed away from a nearby car dealership.
What makes the investigation even more exciting is the fact that there was a stolen Fiat 500 Abarth directly behind the Seat. This little runabout has an estimated current value of around 13,000 euros. Another theft also speaks of a trendy development: On Tuesday night, the license plates of a red Opel Astra disappeared while its tank cap was forcibly opened and the gasoline was removed - a loss of around 150 euros. At the time, the Opel was parked in a commuter parking lot in Steinach.
Versatile series of thefts
The crimes show a wide range of thefts. Between Saturday and Monday, an unknown person broke into a car dealership in Steinach and stole a motorhome toilet, several car radios and headlights. The total damage from this campaign amounts to around 10,000 euros. The police are expressly asking for information from the public who may have seen suspicious people in the area around the crime scenes. The contact number for the Straubing police station is 09421/8680.
But it's not just the automotive industry that is affected. An incident in Straubing itself also caused a stir. Loud pnp.de Several thefts were committed on Thursday evening and Friday night, apparently without any consideration for losses.
Thefts in the city area
Various locations were affected, including a playground in the Römerpark, where a 14-year-old girl left her gray backpack unattended. The theft and a cell phone cost the girl a mid-three-digit amount. Only a short time later, between Thursday 10 p.m. and Friday 8:30 a.m., a bicycle disappeared from a backyard on Dr.-Josef-Keim-Strasse, which was simply stolen despite the lock.
In addition, residents on Kattowitzer Strasse reported that various items were stolen from a presumably unlocked car between Thursday evening and Friday morning. In all of these cases there is currently no evidence of the perpetrators. The police in Straubing are once again calling on people to provide relevant information in order to put a stop to this series of thefts.
In light of these events, everyone should keep their eyes and ears open. The increase in thefts shows that it makes sense to keep an eye on your belongings and to act quickly if in doubt.